Wall decoration

The wall decoration of a gaming corner often comes down to two or three well-chosen pieces. This page brings together a wooden wall clock with a silent quartz movement shaped like a controller, a clock with LED fluorescent tubes, a desk alarm clock styled like a vintage computer and an aluminium photo frame available in several sizes.

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Choosing between a silent piece and a luminous one

Noise and light matter more than style

A wall behind a screen is always in view, and often in the dark. The wooden clock at €24.99 uses a silent quartz movement, with no audible ticking: that's the point to check in a room where you play with headphones or where you sleep. Conversely, the LED tube clock at €27.99 and the alarm clock at €17.99 give off light: place them out of your direct line of sight so they don't get in the way during a game.

An aluminium frame isn't chosen by picking a size at random

The eight sizes run from 20x30 to 50x50 cm, starting at €13.61. Measure the poster first: an A3 print, i.e. 29.7 x 42 cm, does not fit a square 50x50 frame, and a mount reduces the usable dimensions further. Also check the hanging orientation, portrait or landscape.

What it doesn't do

  • No poster or photo supplied with the frames: only the frame is sold.
  • No universal fixing: plugs and screws depend on what your wall is made of and are not always included.
  • No connected clock: these models do not synchronise, the time is set by hand.

Retro-geek decor · Display cases and stands · LED pixel art · LED lamps and lighting · Controller stands · Cartridge storage

Questions fréquentes

Does the wooden clock make noise at night?
No, it uses what is called a silent quartz movement: the second hand sweeps instead of jumping one notch per second. That is the mechanism to favour in a bedroom, or in a room where you record sound.
Which frame size for a standard poster?
The eight sizes available run from 20x30 to 50x50 cm, starting at €13.61. Measure the poster before ordering: the square sizes do not suit A3 or A2 prints, which are rectangular and need a frame with matching proportions.
Do these clocks run on mains power?
The illuminated models need a permanent power supply and therefore go near a socket or a USB port. The wooden wall clock runs on a battery, like any quartz movement, so you can mount it anywhere on the wall.